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It's the 13th anniversary of this one-of-a-kind trip. It was a trip!

"It's not technically sin, but it's very seriously frowned upon and typically a sign of unrepentance in other areas of life," a spokesangel said. "We just can't allow that sort of riffraff in."

You take the coolest pictures, K.

LOL, my first question was Can we swim in it? hahaha Cool find, K

Oh, @gearhead!! That must've been a rough task, getting rid of your Jeep. It about ripped my heart out when I sold Clifford, and I was all the way down in Mexico when the final transaction went down. I feel for ya buddy! What a loyal machine yours was, too; frickin' invincible. I hope you can still get out to explore some way. And Karen's right - DON'T BE A STRANGER. Remember this is your family here! BTW, I we planted a little peach tree and I named it Gear after you. ;)

Have fun ya'll!!

You guys should try retirement. Just sayin'...

In the picture I can clearly see that she's got JKS disconnects on there; she's running around disconnected. She just needs to pull the pin on both sides and that sway bar will swing down. The there should be a pin on the axle to connect it to (I can't see that part in the picture). Basically she just needs to reconnect. *Edit* Here's a picture of the front axle with the sway-reconnect pin circled. There are two, located on each side right in front of the springs. I hope she's still got them on the Jeep! I hope this helps.

From Awkward Family Photos. The longer I look the harder I laugh.

These are great ideas @shellback91. It's really hard to find good things to make when you're roughing it.

@CAVU2 what an amazing trip!! Wow, sounds like a lot of ground and scenery. Go 'burb go!!

What are you replacing your Jeep with? Are you going all Suburban?

Down here, it's really bad. Ducks are appearing on the dashboards of the new Broncos as well as every Jeep model. I think they glue them down, even. It's mayhem.

OMG what a hilarious memory! Can't believe ya'll saw another horse...